From the 1930s Through the 1960s, It Was Standard Practice

question 147

Multiple Choice

From the 1930s through the 1960s, it was standard practice in hospitals in Western countries to __________.

• A)have women in labor walk between contractions
• B)prevent women from entering hospitals until active labor
• C)heavily medicate women in labor
• D)encourage women in labor to deliver at home

Recognize the impact of priming and how it can influence individuals' attitudes and actions.

Identify factors that contribute to or detract from successful relationships and communication strategies recommended by professionals.

Grasp the principles behind conformity, including the roles of group size and unanimity.

Analyze the social and psychological factors that influence conformity, including the context of ambiguity.

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Definitions:

Oppressed Creature

An oppressed creature refers to an individual or group that experiences systematic injustices, limitations, and hardships imposed by dominant societal forces or governing bodies.

Opium

A narcotic drug extracted from the seed capsules of the poppy plant, used historically as a pain reliever and recreationally for its euphoric effects.

Profane

Elements of the everyday world that do not inspire or motivate.

Sacred

Describing something regarded with immense respect or worshipful veneration, often associated with religious or spiritual significance.